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Kernel 53.58 (2013-09-27)
- Accelerated copies on 440ep/460ex systems.
- Accelerated copy & move operations on all systems except X1000.
- Fixed memory munge pattern on 460ex systems.
- Fixed bugs in Reaper task.
- Added new StackTrace(), ObtainDebugSymbol() and RelaseDebugSymbol() debuggin functions.
- Added new Strlen() utility function.
- Fixed bugs when suspending a Task.
- Changed Alert() to suspend a task properly.
- Changed Read/WriteTaskContext() API to allow or easier extension.
- Updated kdebug tool to make it easier to use and added new commands.
- Fixed RemoveSplayNode() utility function.
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Ed inoltre:
DOS.library 53.145
- Added FileHandleScan() function.
- MakeLink() fixes.
- Fixed DismountDevice() restart hole.
- Added many more dos packet emulations.
- Fixed appdir server to flush entries where the execute has disappeared.
- Added GetFileSystemVectorPort() and ResolvePath() functions.
- Fixed a record locking issue when using non-immediate mode and a collision is detected.
- Improved compatibility of the ExNext() emulation.
- Bug fixes.
GrimReaper 53.16
- Uses new stack tracing and symbol query kernel API.
- Disables the "Continue" button if the cause was a dead end alert.
- Added support for Alert() handling which moves the IP forward correctly.
- Bug fixes.
NewLib.library 53.28
- Added _get_osfhandle() function for getting underlying BPTR file handles.
- Added amiga_platform.h header file for Amiga-only extensions.
- Path name translation functions are now useable from program code.
- Fixed '.' and '..' directly entries in opendir().
- Added statvfs() and fstatvfs() functions.
- Added F_DUPFD support in fcntl() function.
- Added ftruncate64() and truncate64() functions.
- Added termios.h header and functions.
- Added initstate(), setstate(), srandom() and random() functions.
- Added glob() and globfree() functions.
- Optimized movemem() routine.
- Fixed fchown() function to work properly from _fstat_r() entry point.